Below are links to a selection of Media Releases distributed by ARDS. Please Contact us via our Contacts page if you have any queries regarding media publicity or if you would like further information
6/9/10 Dictionary Makes History
The first ever anatomical dictionary of its kind translating between English and an Australian Indigenous language is being launched by Aboriginal Resource and Development Services ( ARDS) at the Northern Territory library, Parliament House tomorrow. Several years in the making, Dictionary of Anatomy: Dhäruk Mala ga Mayali’ Rumbalpuy contains over 200 descriptive anatomical entries including everything from DNA to tear ducts.
9/10/09 Professionals gather to learn about neglected killer diseases Health Professionals from across the nation will meet on Thursday to learn about the most recent developments in understanding and controlling one of Australia’s increasing deadly infections in the Fifth National Workshop on Strongyloidiasis.
8/10/09 Legal Highlighted in 'Bridging the Gap' Seminars Legal sector professionals are expected to benefit from a fresh round of seminars designed to improve cross-cultural understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
07/07/09 Yolŋu Radio live online Aboriginal Resource and Development Services (ARDS) today brings the unique culture of the Yolŋu people of northeast Arnhem Land to the world through this web-streaming launch of Yolŋu Radio .
07/05/08 Richard Trudgen guest at community engagement convention
Chief Executive Officer of the Indigenous organisation, Aboriginal Resource and Development Services Inc (ARDS), Richard Trudgen has been invited to speak at the Northern Territory Rural Clinical School (NTRCS) Community Advisory Board meeting tonight.
15/10/08 NT Education Restructure
Richard Trudgen comments on the policy of teaching in English for the first four hours of each school day.
28/05/08 Justice Out of Reach Launch of Absence of Mutual Respect report during NT Law Week highlights huge problems in the Legal system for Yolngu people.